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Atlanta woman convicted of $156M FEMA fraud after Hurricane MariaTiffany Brown, 45, of Atlanta, was convicted on Jan. 17 of defrauding the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
ATLANTA — An Atlanta woman has been convicted of defrauding FEMA and a Georgia-based litigation funding company in schemes ...
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Survivors of Hurricane Maria reflect on damage from Hurricane Milton: 'We will never underestimate any hurricane or natural disaster'Experiencing Hurricane Milton wasn't easy for anyone — but it was particularly difficult for the survivors of Hurricane Maria ...
The Gulf Islands Ferry in Manatee County will no longer stop in the city of Anna Maria until city pier repairs are complete.
President Donald Trump on Sunday issued an executive order establishing a review council for the Federal Emergency Management ...
As Puerto Ricans welcomed 2025, many faced the grim-reality of celebrating in the dark as outages lingered following another massive failure of its power grid that impacted the majority of the island ...
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Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony delivered ‘emotional testimony’ in $500 million lawsuitThe former New York Knicks superstar recently took the stand in a massive legal dispute concerning American soccer.
She was awarded a nearly $156 million contract to give "self-heating meals to the residents of Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria." ...
A dog roams the streets of the La Perla neighborhood in Old San Juan as residents prepare for a direct hit from Hurricane Maria on September 19, 2017 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Photo by Alex ...
What we know: In September 2017, FEMA issued an urgent request for 40 million self-heating meals per week to aid Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria. Brown, through her Georgia-based company ...
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